Let's revisit the if-statement construct and consider another example.

Talk about the syntax.

1. The keyword used for the conditional operator is if. It's essential to note that it is case-sensitive. Therefore, using If with a capital I` will result in an error since it is incorrect;
2. Following the if keyword, we encounter a condition. It's worth mentioning that conditions can be expressed in various ways, a topic we will delve into later. In our example, we are checking if a variable is equal to a specific value, and to do this, we employ the equality operator;
3. Then, after the condition, we put a colon;
4. Then, we have a code indent that is executed inside the if-block.

That is, this is an instruction that is executed if our conditions are True.

Let's move on to consolidating knowledge.

Note

f-strings allow embedding expressions inside string, using curly braces {}, for easier and more readable string formatting. Example: f"Hello, {name}!".